Jason Calacanis

I mean, very reasonable.

And I think the next step, we were brainstorming on the pod.

And I think the next step, we were brainstorming on the pod.

There are people putting solar on roofs and there's base power.

There are people putting solar on roofs and there's base power.

Michael Delson doing a really interesting project with it.

Michael Delson doing a really interesting project with it.

Cool things.

Cool things.

Yeah, where they just put batteries on the side of your house.

Yeah, where they just put batteries on the side of your house.

They don't have to be super intricate.

They don't have to be super intricate.

And they load those batteries up when there's extra power and it's cheap, and they deploy it when the duck curve or whatever and the demand hits.

And they load those batteries up when there's extra power and it's cheap, and they deploy it when the duck curve or whatever and the demand hits.

So if you think Microsoft, and you're talking about rounding errors, well, if you give everybody a battery at home to store some energy when it's cheap, and then that can be used to flow back into the data centers, I think we could live in a world where you say, hey, we're going to put a data center here, and everybody's energy is free.

So if you think Microsoft, and you're talking about rounding errors, well, if you give everybody a battery at home to store some energy when it's cheap, and then that can be used to flow back into the data centers, I think we could live in a world where you say, hey, we're going to put a data center here, and everybody's energy is free.

And it takes load off the grid as well.

And it takes load off the grid as well.

And people like the idea of being a little resilient, right?